Countdown to Confetti: Merry Christmoose

Welcome, 'Fetti Fans to Day 1 of the October Release for Reverse Confetti! 

This month's release is really fantastic!

In addition to four new stamps sets & eleven new Confetti Cuts,

we're also releasing four new colours of cardstock & ink, 

new patterned paper and a new stencil!

Make sure you come back and visit every day for the next three days,

so you don't miss a thing!

Today, we're showcasing an adorable new holiday set called

Merry Christmoose, which comes with coordinating Confetti Cuts.

Here's my first card:

I started by diecutting one of the new Lacy Scallop Circles Confetti Cuts 

and blending ink behind it on my background panel.

Then, I used my stencil and blended white ink over top.

I diecut my Merry Christmoose Confetti Cuts from Cloud White Cardstock

I coloured him in using my Zig Clean Colour Brush Markers

and adhered him to my card using dimensional adhesive.

I stamped my sentiment (also from Merry Christmoose) on a strip of black cardstock

and heat embossed it in white.

For my second card, I used some of the new patterned paper 

that Reverse Confetti is releasing this month, called Very Merry.

I just love this patterned paper and had to use it as a background for my card!

Once again, I diecut my Merry Christmoose Confetti Cuts from Cloud White Cardstock

& coloured him in using my Zig Clean Colour Brush Markers.

I adhered him to my card using dimensional adhesive.

I stamped my sentiment (also from Merry Christmoose) on a strip of black cardstock

and heat embossed it in white.

  

 

 

  

That's it for today!

There will be a $15 gift certificate up for grabs, so you make sure you leave a comment 

on each sneak peek post for each designer to increase your chances of winning!

Comments will close at noon CST on Friday, October 7th and the winner will be 

announced at 5pm later that day.

*AND, we will also be giving away new product each day.

Check out the Reverse Confetti blog for more details.

Want another chance to win? 

Head on over to Reverse Confetti's Facebook page and 

look for the graphic posted there.

Thanks for looking!

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